What is a service set identifier (SSID)?

The correct answer is C. The broadcast name of an access point. SSID (service set identifier) is a function performed by an Access Point that transmits its name so that wireless stations searching for a network connection can 'discover' it. It's what allows your wireless adapter's client manager program or Windows built-in wireless software…

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AA wireless encryption standard
BThe wireless LAN transmission type
CThe broadcast name of an access point
DA wireless security protocol

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SSID (service set identifier) is a function performed by an Access Point that transmits its name so that wireless stations searching for a network connection can 'discover' it. It's what allows your wireless adapter's client manager program or Windows built-in wireless software to give you a list of the Access Points in range.

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